Art
- Britain’s Sky One has posted a galley of technical sketches of the ships of BattleStar Galactica.
Comics
- Newsarama finally gets down to the truth of the matter. You’ve got to be rich to support a comic book habit… at least richer than me.
Film
- Cinematical reviews the documentary Dreams with Sharp Teeth, which follow’s the career of science fiction’s most beloved attention whore, Harlan Ellison.
- Den of Geek has posted their picks for The 10 Worst Blockbusters Of The Last 10 Years.
Internet
- Den of Geek has posted their picks for the Top 10 Mad Scientists, but Dr. Bunsen Honeydew get robbed, coming in at number seven.
Literature
- Interview: The Book Show interviews Neil Gaiman, who they refer to as “the father of the graphic novel.
- I saw this title over at McSweeney and couldn’t not read the article: What The Wonder Twins Would Take The Form Of And The Shape Of If They Were Sent To Correct The Subprime Mortgage Crisis.
- NPR’s The Bryant Park Project on themes of race and culture in Neil Gaiman’s “Anansi Boys.”
Television
- Charlie Jade has finally been picked up by the SciFi channel, starting Friday. It’s been available via bittorrent since its debut in Canada in 2005 and that’s where I suggest you get it, as the plot is nearly impossible to follow if you aren’t watching the episodes back-to-back.
- Darth Mojo has written an interesting analysis of the exterior lights of BattleStar Galactica’s Demetrius.
- Of all the shows on television, Grey’s Anatomy explains why Hans Solo isn’t a Loser for getting himself stuck in carbonite.
Video Games
- Random House has just launched Vroengard Academy, an online roleplaying game based on Christopher Paolini’s Inheritance series.
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